Draaiorgel festival in Dijon Barrel Organ festival in Dijon France Orgues de Barbarie à Dijon Street organs in France, Barrel organs in France Buikorgeltjes
quelle jolie ambiance ça fait !! quand j'était enfant dans les années 60 on en voyait encore quelques uns, certain forains ou camelots en avaient qu'il faisaient fonctionner pour attirer l attention des gens et bien sûr les clients ... Il y a pas très loin de chez moi un Musée de la Musique Mécanique ( a Sainte Maxime dans le Var ) je l'avais visité adolescent j'en ai gardé un souvenir magique !! merci de ce partage . Prenez soin de vous
My dad liberated France in WWII. Not by himself :), he had help. When I was a babe, he would put me on his knee and play and sing Lily Marlene, to me with his harmonica. He has two sets of lyrics.
+mechmusicman Nice to hear. Lily Marlene is origin al a German song, but taken over by the allies, as a liberation song. The Germans didn't like that. In 2018 there is another Festival in Dijon, come over to see it.
'Rossignol, rossignol de mes amours' sang by Luis Mariano. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yxtpAdahPgY.html This tune is issued from an operetta 'Le chanteur de Mexico' premiered in 1951 and was a success right into the 1970s. Back then, everybody was singing, children, adolescents and adults alike would just sing a song. Luis Mariano was the Voice of those days. Those singing in the crowd would have been those children.
